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. 2023 Nov 27;19:101728. doi: 10.1016/j.bonr.2023.101728

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Fig. 1 — Thoracic (A) and lumbar (B) spine lateral x-ray views demonstrated a «pear-shaped» appearance of T10 (red open arrow) and T8 (red closed arrow) vertebrae. Antero-posterior (C and D) hip x-ray view; to note the severe remodeling of femoral heads with fragmentation and flattened profile (red dotted arrows). In (D) quantification of sopraelevation of the right iliac crest and ipsilateral upper profile of acetabulum. Coronal T1-TSE (E) and T2-STIR (F) MRI of hip: to note small amount of trabecular oedema of femoral heads.